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December 1, 2004
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October 27, 2004
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January 19, 2001
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December 22 (a), 2000
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December 22 (b), 2000
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December 5, 2000
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November 7, 2000
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October 25, 2000
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October 17, 2000
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February 10, 2000
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February 9 (a), 2000
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February 9 (b), 2000
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February 1, 2000
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January 18, 2000
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Cricket Communications and Info Touch Technologies Partner
to Offer New E-Wiz Technology
E-Wiz Kiosks Allow Customers to Pay Bills, Surf the Internet
and Send E-mail and Photos at Memphis ExxonMobil Tigermarkets
MEMPHIS (May 31, 2004)
Cricket Communications and Info Touch Technologies (IFT:TSX
Venture) have partnered to offer Cricket customers a new, more convenient way to pay their
cellular phone bills.
On May 28, most Exxon Tigermarkets throughout Memphis will be furnished with “E-Wiz” kiosks. These free-standing kiosks will allow customers to pay their Cricket bill, surf the Internet, access and send e-mail and photos, research and print travel maps and directions, and much more. Cricket bills can only be paid in cash, while the other services can be purchased with cash or a credit or debit card. There is a $3 charge for Cricket customers to pay their bill at the kiosks.
“We are excited that ExxonMobil Tigermarkets will offer this new technology that gives customers a more convenient way to take care of daily business, such as accessing e-mail, paying bills and surfing the Web,” said Nitu Arora, area general manager for Cricket Communications. “We’re looking forward to being part of a growing technology focused on serving customers in more convenient ways.”
The E-Wiz kiosk technology was developed by Info Touch Technologies, based in Burnaby, B.C., a leading provider of kiosk security and management software solutions. The industry-leading SurfNet Premiere software is used to power the kiosks.
“Our SurfNet Premiere software was designed with this exact application in mind,” said Hamed Shahbazi, chief executive officer of Info Touch Technologies. “Users love the simple design, which is one reason for its unprecedented success.”
The E-Wiz services will expand to include money transfer, money-order purchasing, other bill payment, prepaid telecommunications and prepaid mobile phone content such as games and ringtones. Plans are to partner with additional companies to offer these services in the coming months.
With the E-Wiz technology, all bills and services can be paid in cash. Many of Cricket’s Memphis customers pay their bills in cash each month – a trend not surprising due to the area’s reputation as a cash-transaction-oriented culture, Arora said.
Cricket has served the Memphis area since October 2000. In addition to its three retail stores, Cricket® phones and service are available at more than 60 authorized dealers throughout the Memphis market.
About Cricket Service
With Cricket® service, customers can make unlimited local calls over their service area for a low rate of $29.99 per month, plus taxes and fees. This past year, Cricket Communications launched Cricket Unlimited™, which offers unlimited local and long-distance services and text messaging for just $54.99 per month plus taxes and fees ($49.99 per month with Automatic Bill Payment). Caller ID, Call Waiting and Voicemail are also included. Cricket service is an affordable wireless alternative to traditional landline service and appeals to people completely new to wireless – from students to young families and local business people. The company serves 39 markets in 20 states across the country. For more information, visit www.mycricket.com.
About Info Touch
Info Touch Technologies is a leader in the development and deployment of secure financial transaction software and consumer services in the electronic kiosk Industry. For more information visit www.infotouch.net
About E-Wiz
- E-Wiz kiosks are a partnership between ExxonMobil Tigermarkets and Info Touch Technologies.
- The kiosks use technology created by Info Touch Technologies in Burnaby, B.C., a leading provider of kiosk security and management software solutions.
- The SurfNet Premiere software used inside the kiosks is Info Touch’s trademarked technology for the secure and convenient delivery of e-services, such as bill payment, wireless Internet access and e-mail access.
- The kiosks can be found in most Exxon Tigermarkets throughout the Memphis area.
- Cash or credit/debit cards can be used to purchase services. Only cash can be used to pay Cricket bills.
- E-Wiz services include:
- Cricket bill payment
- Internet browsing
- E-mail access/sending capabilities
- Travel maps/directions
Cricket is a registered trademark and Cricket Unlimited is a trademark of Cricket Communications Inc.
For further information, please contact:
Natalie Ghidotti
Mangan Holcomb Rainwater Culpepper
Tel: 501.376.0321
Nitu Arora
Cricket Communications
Tel: 901.433.3335
Behshad Hastibakhsh
Info Touch PR
Tel: 604.298.4636, Ext. 250
Toll Free: 888.679.3322
E-mail: pr@infotouch.net
Lenny Foreht
Info Touch /Bus. Dev.
Tel: 416.364.2266
Toll Free: 877.600.6001
E-mail: jrlewis@infotouch.net
The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed this news release and does not accept responsibility for its adequacy and accuracy.
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